SecAppDev 2019: Day 5
Today was the last day of SecAppDev. I had a bit of mixed feelings because it was a great conference, but I am also very tired after 5 intense days. I saw a
SecAppDev 2019: Day 4
Today I attended Jimmy Mesta’s workshop “Securing Kubernetes the hard way”. I’m a total Kubernetes noob, but I wanted to learn a bit more what it’s all about.Great #Kubernetes
SecAppDev 2019: Day 3
To keep up with the tradition, a short recap of my day at SecAppDev. Today I followed a threat modeling workshop “Whiteboard hacking (aka hands-on treat modeling)” given by Seba Deleersnyder and Thomas
SecAppDev 2019: Day 2
With not much sleep I traveled to Leuven again. The usual traffic jam, but nothing too bad, so I arrived on time.In the coffee corner I saw Philippe De Ryck. He read
SecAppDev 2019: Day 1
I was really looking forward to the SecAppDev conference in Leuven, Belgium. There are not so many opportunities to attend security conferences in my home country, and certainly this one looked very appealing
How to monitor your data breach exposure
If you’re not yet monitoring your data breach exposure, I really recommend you start doing it now. If you’re already doing it, I hope this post is still useful as I’
Safer Internet Day — Some security tips
Because it is Safer Internet Day today I tweeted some security tips.I’ll repeat them here:1. You can’t lose what you don’t have. Only register an account for a
Infosec tip of the day: Google alerts
Yesterday I explained how to preview shortened links.Today’s tip is one that I learned some time ago from Kevin Beaumont via Twitter.I actually used Google Alerts to get daily security
Infosec tip of the day : How to preview shortened links
URL shortening is a way to make a URL substantially shorter and still direct to the required page.www.google.com will look like this when shortened by using bit.ly:https://bit.
My year in Infosec
I decided to write a short recap of my Infosec 2018 and my plans for 2019. I hope that when I look back at it next year I realized what I have planned
Some things you can learn from a data breach
Earlier this week Australian security researcher Troy Hunt loaded 711 million breached accounts in Have I Been Pwned. For people that don’t know it, Have I Been Pwned is a search engine
Opgepast voor oplichters op 2dehands.be
Het is niet nieuw dat zoekertjes websites een geliefd doelwit zijn voor (online) criminelen. Maar vandaag kreeg ik er voor het eerst zelf mee te maken. Ik plaatste volgend zoekertje op www.2dehands.